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Steve Hurst : War Toys
9 Jul-23 Aug 2014
Pangolin London
London N1 9AG
Overview
Coinciding with the centenary of the First World War, Pangolin London hosts an exhibition of works by sculptor and war historian Steve Hurst. Whether cast, fabricated, drawn or written, Hurst's work actively questions common opinion and official war history and contrasts it with his own experience. The enigmatic sculptures, collages and assemblages that result from these combined interests are instantly recognisable in form, yet imbued with a poignant sense of the tragedy, futility and injustice of war.
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